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Hannah in her distress calls upon the LORD, and the Lord answered her prayer.
Pastor Kevin Akana shares the amazing and profound prophetic message that can be found in the book of Ruth.
The name Zephaniah means protected by God. The book was written during the reign of King Josiah. Zephaniah was considered a contemporary of Habakkuk.
This book announces the destruction of Nineveh, the capital of the Assyrian Empire. It reveals God as slow to anger, but He is also just in his judgment. He will protect the humble and punish the arrogant.
In this book the prophet questions God about as why He allows Judah's sins to continue. He then wonders why God would use an even more wicked nation (Babylon) to punish them.
A key phrase of this book is "the just shall live by his faith." Habakkuk 2:4
The prophet Micah prophecied to both the northern and southern kingdoms of Israel. His message was against the rich and powerful. Their leaders were taking advantage of the poor and helpless. This book balances warnings of inevitable exile with promises of a future, restored remnant. Micah highlights wthe requirements to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with God(Micah 6:8).
The Prophet Micah prophecied to both the northern and southern kingdoms. His message was against the rich and powerful. Their leaders were taking advantage of the poor and helpless. This book balances warnings of inevitable exile with promises of a future, restored remnant. Micah highlights the requirement to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with God (Micah 6:8).
A Verse by Verse Study of Jonah by Pastor Kevin Akana
Chapter One: Running from God
Chapter Two: Running to God
Chapter Three: Running with God
Chapter Four: A Run in with God
A Verse by Verse Study of Jonah by Pastor Kevin Akana
Chapter One: Running from God
Chapter Two: Running to God
Chapter Three: Running with God
Chapter Four: A Run in with God
In this single chapter book, we will learn of the Doom of Edom. God's judgment will fall upon the Edomites, because of their pride and betrayal of Judah during Jerusalem's destruction by Babylon.
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